's entire
poem is filled with rhetorical questions that show awe toward the creative force behind the
powerful and dangerous tiger. The first question asks "what immortal hand or eye could
frame" such an impressive beast. In the second stanza the speaker asks what hand could
"dare seize the fire." This suggests that the maker of the tiger had to be more bold
and daring than the beast itselfhe had to be able to grasp...
Thursday, March 10, 2016
How does the poet convey the feeling that the Creator was unafraid to handle the dreaded tiger once its heart started beating?
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